Singapore Standard, 3 October 1953

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    24 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD hgh jte j-, 'ill m IKx "H se. Vol. IV. N«. 93. SINGAPORE, SATI RDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1953. TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    $5 MIL TB CENTRE IN KL WITHIN TWO YEARS
    447 1  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER I.. standard Staff Reporter \l LUMPUR, Fri— High on D overlooking the simple grave Henry Gurney. the High Comuho died m 1951 from a illet, there will rise within \t two years South-East Asia's and stronge t force against
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    A STUDENT SAYS: HELP TOY FUND
    111 1 IBERS f the Malayan Kii;i';i Lumpur. around" and S igapore Standard Toy Fund $53.50 student. George n1 m $5 with this 1 hope other :kp me will give wards your Fund. •me of the poor children happy stmas.* 1 i now stands at $5,589.
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    New 'White' Area: Tempter On lion Wind Blows- As
    299 1 New 'White' Area: Tempter On lion Wind Blows- As PENANG, Fri. General Sir Gerald Templer, the High Commissioner, today told an assembly of community leaders and heads of Government departments m hilly Batik Pulau that he wanted Government to declare the island of Penang a "Wbite" area. "For goodness* sake,
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    BANDIT CHIEF
    4 1 CHIN PENC;
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    SCHEELITE PRODUCED IN MALAYA
    132 1 Standard Staff Reporter SCHEELITE. a strategic material for hardening steel and for jet aircraft construction, has been produced for the first time m Malaya. The directors of Raub Australian Gold Mining Company Ltd m their report for the year ended March 31, 1953, stated that scheelite
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    RENDEL COMMISSION MAN ARRIVES
    142 1 Standard Staff Reporter PROFESSOR Owen HoodPhilJips. the expert who will advise Singapore's nine-man Constitutional Commission under Sir George Rendel, arrived m a BOAC Comet from London yesterday. "I have seen constitutional development m various parts of the Commonwealth and I am looking forward to my job
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    Your Tyre May Now Cost More
    57 1 NEW YORK. Oct. 2. (AP).— Price increases ranging from 2i to f> per rent for passenger car arvi truck tyres were announced yesterday l>y United States Rubber Co. It was the first price boost for U.S. Rubber Co., tyres m throe years. The company
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    MALAY REDS JOIN FORNT LINE
    335 1  - MALAY REDS JOIN FORNT LINE RONNIE DUCLOS By JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Latest reports emanating from villages recently subjected to Communist propaganda state that a Malay woman bandit is controlling a wide area m the Malacca jungle, while m the Mersing-Endau area of Johore a Malay bandit has taken over control
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    MORE POWER FOR POLICE IN OPIUM WAR
    345 1 MORE POWER FOR POLICE IN OPIUM WAR SINGAPORE Government yesterday announced that it proposes to strengthen the hands of the Police and Customs m their war against opium addicts. A Bill to be introduced m the Legislative Council when it meets on Oct. 20, will make it an offence for
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    Reception Party At Airport
    49 1 Reception Party At Airport PROFESSOR Owen HoodPhillips who will act as adviser to the Rendel Commission arrived m Singapore by BOAC comet yesterday. H e was met at the airport by the acting Attorney-General Mr. C.H. Butterfield (extreme right). The professor is seen here with his wife. Standard photo.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    18 1 "Something fell on me as I walked under an archway of ladders at a window-clean-er's wedding!"
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    BIG RICE OFFER BY THAILAND
    65 1 BANGKOK, Ot. 2. (UP).— Thailand has offered to sell an additional 80.000 tons of nee to British territoriei this year, an authoritative source revealed today. He said the offer is keenly watched by no' or Ay the rice traders but ai>o ly general merchants, as
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    DAY TIME HOLDUP
    22 1 TWO men who staged a day light robbery m a house at Pongol Road yesterday got away with S.'iO.
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    TERROR STRIFE REACHES DEADEND
    187 1 TERROR STRIFE REACHES DEADEND LONDON. Oct. 2. (UP). The Times correspondent m Singapore reported t >- day there is a ftaJtmalt m the military campaign against Communism m Malaya. In th Dni of two .v »i headlined "StaJemaU i" Malaya** Dm correspondent re* viewed the campaign sinri its in-' beginningi
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    DROP THF BAN: LORD EUBANK
    68 1 LONDON. Ot. (API Two hundred British i>u-.,nesi leaden Thm -<i.iv atti n i H.-,i China N lonal I) iv luncheon nt\t] ipplauded Lord E!ib;irjk's call for more ti wi»h tho Cofnmua B.inkei HMOUfartUI mtrchantt, ihippen and m trialitti b*ar<i Viscount Khb;wik ui£;«> tlic British Qovta)"
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    FLAT BROKEN IN
    18 1 BURGLARS brok« li room m Ardmon f .tin with two wristwa i rath totalling $700
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    NEW SATAI CENTRE IS OPENED
    174 2 NEW SATAI CENTRE IS OPENED THK Singapore Anti Tuberculosis Association Rehabilitation Centre m Cantonment Road was officially opened by Mrs Carlick, wife of Dr. G 11. S Gartfek, director of S ATA. Clinic, yesterday Dr Ciarlick said the Centre is one branch of the Rehabilitation Depart- tin nt which finds
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    WHITE LINE OFFENDER: $30
    39 2 ERWK; FIECHTER was Traffic Magistrate yesterday for parking his car beside a white line Jaid down m the centre of the road for the gui- a EL2 l trairk avid 'or driving without a licence.
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    Door Is Open For Higher Jobs
    184 2 SINGAPORE Government yesterday invited applications for entry into its Higher Services next year. I C >mpt titive Examinations lor Part I ol the Higher Services will be held m April. The Government Gazette yesterday gave details ol the syllabus. Candidates are expected to take
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    Two $50 Colfisions
    80 2 SHIA Boon Heng of Upper Serangoon Road pleaded guilty to a charge of driving a car m a negligent manner resultJ'i* m a collision with a car Jt Yeo Chu Kanj; Road on Mty 1?. A nd wai fined $50 .voterdny mi n t h e Singapore
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    GOVT. OFFERS $15 MAXIMUM
    312 2 Colony Unions To Study New Wage Structure Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government yesterday agreed to give its 10,000 lower-paid employees wage increases up to a moximum of $15. The offer was made to representatives of the Joint Council of Action at a meeting held m the
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    They Made Dud Coins, Court Told
    78 2 P™ Ah Pheow and Lhoo Seng Hong were yesterday tentatively charged m the Singapore Seventh Police Court with counterfeiting coins. It was alleged that at about 4.15 p.m. on July 28 at 77, East Coast Road the accused counterfeited 20-cent coins and were m
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    Assize Trial For Two Men
    78 2 At the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry m the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday. Woo Peng Hun« was committed to the nex' Assizes on a charge of armed robbery The court \va s told that at about 10 a.m. on June 5 Woo and another
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    HK EXCHANGE
    51 2 HONGKONG. Oct 2 So* cial Standard Service. Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15 87 to £1 Ii ce a ri 7 ng: t 5 4 525 t0 U9 S tn II V> Mala yan $1; $0,191 L?- ri °i? c Indonesian Rupiah: Gold to one
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    Yeo: Motion Postponed
    99 2 A MOTION to commit Yeo Jin Guat, bankrupt ex-milhon-aire businessman of Singapore to prison for having borrowed I large sum of money without reasonable expectation to repay it. was mentioned before the Acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Brown, m the Singapore High Court, yesterday. In addition, an
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    SETTLEMENT OF DEBT
    56 2 A bankruptcy notice filed against Mr. K. Ramasamy was withdrawn m the Singapore High Court, yesterday The application was made by Mr. Ramasamy before he Acting Chief Justice Mr Justice Brown, on the grounds that he had reached a settlement with his creditor AIR COMMODORE Prince Rang
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    Freight War? Nothing Of The Kind, He Says
    247 2 Freight War? Nothing Of The Kind, He Says Standard StaflF Reporter CRITICISM by some Singapore business circles that Japanese shipping ]ines are today undercutting the freight rates of their competitors were tailed yesterday by Mr. Fred J. Barretto. manager of the Barretto Shipping Trading Co., Ltd. Mr. Barretto, whose firm
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    Rice Expert Due From U.S.
    51 2 MR. DEXTER V. RIVFXBURGH, United Slates A-i--culture Department rice expert is expected to visit Malaya soon on a study tour Mr. Rivenburgh. during his stay m Malaya, will study production trends and market outlets with a view to gather information useful to the American rice
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    RUBBER FUND COMMITTEE
    59 2 MESSRS. H. A Campbell. Yon 3 Shook Lin. C Thornton. G. M. Knocker. G. F. Lloyd 5i^ h i i Ia mud bm Sheikh Abdul xMajid and Quek Kai i\ec have bee n appointed members of the Advisory Committee (Malayan Rubber *und). according t o a Singapore
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    Thai Airmen Fiy In ForS'pore Training
    350 2 AIR COMMODORE Chalern Kiert, pilot of th e first Thai fighter to laud (it Chanai vpsterHnu mi n ti,o m^. ground are the Bearcat s Standard Vhoto. Standard Staff Reporter A FLIGHT of Six Bearcat fighters and a stall Dakota of the Royal Thai
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    Adjudicating Orders Made
    40 2 RECEIVING and adjud: eating orders were made against Mr. M. A. Abdul Majid by the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Brown, m the Singapore High Court, yesterday. The orders were made oa a judgment debt ©X $13,177.
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    COMMODITY] PRICES
    109 2 CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ib m Singapore vp^ierdaj were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 62 i 6°; No. 1 R.S.S 62* 625 No. I R.S.S 602 6H No. 3 R.S.S. 591 59. Tone: Quiet TIN PRICE The prire of tin > ester day was 5303
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    Midwives' Exam Results
    91 2 THE following have passed the examinations of the Central Midwives Board *A' and B 1 Certificates held on July 28 and Aug. 28 respectively: *A' Certificate: Ang Lay Wah Isa Chan, Eng Kirn Choo Guck Nyuk Choo. Latifah Mahyudin Lee Ah Chan Ling Mi e Hean! F.ora
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      236 2 YOU MIGHT HIT THE JACKPOT IN THE $50,000 iOITEftY IN All) O| British Red Cross Society Singapore Branch fM«mbcn Tickets obtaiut I T//E SINGAPORE BRANCH 01 Pffl r:f Ihe O/f/ or f ORGANISING 'ft tVcA Btaft r (LOSING DATE: 30th Nov.:* DRAW ON: 15th De t .'53 BUY a ticket
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    MR. GOODE STUDIES ENTRY LAW RED TAPE
    252 3 MR. GOODE STUDIES ENTRY LAW RED TAPE THE Colonial Secretary, \V Goode, admit- i \.-J«Tii.iy (hat 'there is substaare" m the all<- itions Mr. P. I De Souza. i ;>l itive Councillor, that ivorking of the ImmigraOiriin.ince is causing !n iiMm-s to the people. He risited the Department ir strtday
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    Eleven Men Survive A Stiff Exam
    81 3 Standard Staff Reporter LEVEN Singapore Government its survived the stilt competitive iitions of the Public Services mission to be selected into Part I Higher Services Scheme. < 10 candidates including many and tenographers entered for ttion recently. Only about ed to satisfy the examiners
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    Acting President Of S'pore Rotary
    162 3 Acting President Of S 'pore Rotary CHIN CHYE FONG ict a nt ol the S p >re Rotary Club m the Mr. P. H. Steed the Colony by for Bangkok this A. 1 general manager Electric Co., I attend the E.C.A.F.E. il -i-'ti c on Electric Power to the United
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    PRIVATE RICE AND SUGAR IS CHEAPER
    195 3 —He Says Standard Staff Reporter MANY Chinese businessmen m Singapore, headed by Mr. Tan Lark Sye. former president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, want Government to give up control of rice and sugar, and hand the business back to private enterprise. Object: "Mainly
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    Indian Congress Meets Tomorrow
    207 3 LEADERS of the Malayan Indian Congress and the Singapore Regional Indian Congress wili meet m Singapore tomorrow to discuss whether the M.I.C. should or should not stick to the National Con ference. In a press release, Mr. John Jacobs, the Hon. Secretary of the 5.R.1.0.. expressed
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    DILEMMA FOR REFERRED STUDENTS
    186 3 WHILE over two hundred new students at the University of Malaya are looking forward to the lectures which begin on Monday, a number of referred Arts students who failed to pass the last academic year, are confronted with a big problem. They are left with the
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    Women' Too Busy'To Run Girls Club; So Men Do It
    300 3 Women Too Busy' To Run Girls Club; So Men Do It A CLUB for 300 underprivileged girls which was started last February by the Singa pore Women's Council is now being run entirely by men because the women members of the Council say they are "too busy." This was disclosed
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    Director Of 3 Companies
    124 3 Director Of 3 Companies MX IMKOI.I) WII KINSON. M, .i din'rlor of Shell Transport .md Tradinc Compin l,td h.iN hrrn i|»pnintrd a director of two etbet t <>iup.inirs m th* Kov.il Hutch Shell urmip Ike AatJt S:i\on Prtrolrum Company. Ltd.. and the Shell Prtrolrum Company Ltd. Mr. Wilkinson jmnrd the
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    $2700 Worth Of Cloth Stolen
    73 3 CIOTH valued a t H,7tl were ilolen from a shop m Ttong Behru Bold on Wed day night The proprietor told potiee bo lodMd up ill the doors I irlndowi before i th,«t nii»ht. WhOT ho wok.- up ♦he next mornnjj he found front door
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    Thief Threw Back Stolen Trousers
    70 3 Thief Threw Back Stolen Trousers A MAN' living m StaPlace WOkm up at dawn >n Thursday to And a thief l. iri£T his housa with his troi. which contained inora khan $:un). He jumped out of lied and raised an alarm, whereupon the thief clambered up the ro if nnd
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    4 Armed Men Ransack Shop
    79 3 Standard Staff Reporter FOUR ■fined men entered shop m Lim Teck 800 Roail it 8 ■'<') On 1 htll vi.iy n i and herded the occupants n woman, her daughter and a 80-year old man mt o a room. One man blew out the pressure
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    BAH A I LECTURE
    28 3 A LECTURE on "The Cause of Strife" will be given by Mr Gian Datwani on Sunday at It a.m., at the Baha'i Centre. Singapore.
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    S HURT IN CRASH
    79 4 IWO CARS collided at the junction <>[ Kiv< r Valley Koad and Tank Koad early last night. The impact spun the biu tai round and it turned turtle. Its Malay \vcc was injured and taken to hospital. Two huropeans who were m it al>o received minor
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    TWO MORE REDS KILLED
    89 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Two terrorist?! including a District Committee member of the pommiClift terrorist organisation have been killed mid two others wounded by Security Forces m the Federation during t he last 24 hour.-. A patrol of the Second King's Afruan Rifles killed one of them
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    Magistrate: Throw Out The Law If...
    257 4 ColeWif'^M 0 0 Ma e istr te Mr. JM. Devereauxcoietmurn. told the prosecutor. Mr. H. Sparrow, for f«S y C S m^ an «l M r. Abraham, defence counsel for seven hawkers, that he had to quote the sayine' ?hP l" a S w
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    Fix Target Date For Self-Rule Call
    231 4 Fix Target Date For Self-Rule Call Standard Staff Reporter PAN-MALAYAN Labour leaders while welcoming the pledge by the British m^SS^Lff^vSS!^ V"?f*K T anted a defin- naure of an emorgency resolub( JI government to Malaya; ite date to be fixed to im- tion by aa overwhelming ivithin a specified period.! plement
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    Register Tenants Move To Beat Reds
    188 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —Tenants registration is to be tightened up m Kuala Lumpur after it has been allowed to lapse. This latest move is designed to keep out bad elements or terrorists from harbouring m the town and getting food. Recently security checks were
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    Orders Against Businessman
    56 4 RECEIVING and adjudicating orders were made against Mr. Carles Krygsman, a Singapore businessman, for a judgment debt of $86,633 by the acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Brown, m the Singapore High Court, yesterday. The application was made by Mr. A. P. Godwin on behaff of the petitioning
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    VARSITY MAN QUITS POST
    55 4 MR. Wang Chia Ping, one of the two men to receive the tirst Doctorates of Philosophy i r o m the University of Malaya, has resigned from the tutorial staff of t he University TTnfoi 8 P r< eedin g to the united Kingdom shortly for
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    Stolen Car Ran Into A Ravine
    96 4 KUALA LIMPIR. FH. A Morris Minor car which was stolen m the Z small hour s of this morn- I m? from a Kuala Lum- i 1 pur street was found m c the afternoon by police C Z abandoned and wrecked nine miles
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    Hawkers' Evidence Is Heard
    173 4 MALACCA. Fri. The Malacca Municipal Hawkers Sub-committee appointed by the Municipal Council to enquire into the hawkers' appeal for a more progressive policy heard evidence yesterday from several huay kuans and asso ciations The sub-committee heard representatives of a crosssection of hawker>. both licensed and unlicensed.
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    MANY HAVE MONEY TO LEND
    137 4 MA N V applications and some subscriptions were received yesterday by the Sinea pore City Council within S ?2 hours of announcing a new WmFr Ol i? r loan Thf sSndaft!* TrCaSUrer told ile said the response was good and hoped the loan would be
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    RESTRICTION ORDER RELAXED
    222 4 Appellantßanned From Only Five Areas In Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Sultan of Selangor has varied the restriction order he recently imposed on one of three Chinese whom he hod banished to Kuala Kubu Bhoru. -if v anatlon followed an appeal by Mr. N. A. Majonbanks, Counsel
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    Police Mess Was Burgled
    52 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The police today reported a theft of $120 from the Polite Inspectors' Mess m Gurney Road. In anolher burglary, two men broke into a room m which an old Chinese woman slept alone and got away with a haul of $4,704 m cash
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    STRIKE ENDS
    40 4 BUTTERWORTH. Fri. The 650 labourers on Bcr'am Estate, Kepala Batas, who went on a two-day strike following a dispute between two labourers returned to work yesterday. Il is understood that an inquiry will be made into 'he dispute.
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    DAWN FIRE MAKES TALLY FOUR NOW
    151 4 Standard Staff Reporter YET ANOTHER fire the fourth m the past three weeks broke out m North Bridge Road at dawn yesterday and destroyed $10,000 worth of property on the ground floor of a two-story shophouse. The shop (one section selling cloth, the other
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    CLAIMS TRIAL TO 3 CHARGES
    54 4 LEWIS Wood of Singapore Base District General Headquarters, appeared m the First Traffic Court yesterday on three charges of driving a car without the owner's consent, a driving licence, and insurance coverage. He claimed trial to the charges, and was allowed bail of $500 until
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    CITIZENSHIP FOR FORTY
    41 4 FORTY persons have been granted certificates of naurahsation by the Secretary of State for the Colonies and their Oaths of Allegiance have been regisiered m the Colonial Secretary's office, according to a Singapore Government Gazette Notification issued yesterdaj.
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    Paids$l3,7oo-Did Not Get Estate
    273 4  -  Cheat Case Man Says FLNAXG, Fri.— An examination of witnesses connected with a cheating charge against <\ s %nimurani a former Sungei Patani health inspector now reported to be m Ceylon, was carried out m the Magistrate** Court today. A car driver, Mohamed Arif- and h.'«
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    PRIEST TO FACE TRIAL
    82 5 PRIEST TO FACE TRIAL CHARGE UNDER EMERGENCY LAW SI RFMBAN, Thurs.— Nu I alt Kwonu, a 70- car-old priest of the \wl! known Rocky Temple at I'lu Temiang, was wstcrday charged before (he Magistrate, Raja Sutoag, under the Emergency Regulations. a •> c«ed to have upplies to persons namci are
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    3 Hotel Up, Rob Worker
    67 5 IPORE labourer 9 thn c men home from ■i Hi w al- v. s»,(l. arid card was taken •m Amat told The nifht that he Henderaon men aphiin m a dark im up. One ot the dark object" He believed U was to stood by
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    DRIVING-$25 NEGLIGENT
    37 5 DRIVING-$25 NEGLIGENT •ORAL Michael King R E ME. Ayer Raja fined |2S by the Second Traffic Mr. Howe Voon v lor driving m a negligent ting m a collision ai at Buk it Road on Sept 14
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    Ridiculed Girl Tried To End Life
    74 5 Ridiculed Girl Tried To End Life SERfcMRAN. lii ■naBMI she wiis ndu hUmI for having Kivra her photograph to a boy friend, a H Jfr aM sirl tried to take her life by drinking eye lotion. This was stated m the Soremban Magistrate** Comt when the siri. M. Therisn. appeared
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    TRANSFERRED
    19 5 INSPECTOR X 2 yoke Meng of the Police Department has left Tanjong Maitm district on transfer to Kampar.
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    Big Cuts In Car Prices
    107 5 LONDON, Oct. 2 (AP) The price war among British small "car manufacturers was I stepped up today with the Austin Motor Co. announcing cuts In the sale price of two popuiar models. Basic price of the Somerset saloon was listed at £44H. a reduction of
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    They Gazed At The City
    91 5 PASSENGERS from Hongkong .spent a whole day mi n the Outer Roads gazing at the Singapore skyline from the 11.600 ton Lloyd Triestino liner. Victoria, yesterday The liner, which reached here early i r the morning was originally scheduled to berth iit 1 pjn., but
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    Memorial Meet
    75 5 A public meeting to celebrate Gandhi Fayanthi will be held by the Seletar Naval Base Indian Congress at Srec Narayan Mission, West Hill Road Sembawang, this evening. Speakers will be Mr. C R Dasaratha Raj. Mr. N.Nadaraia arid Mr. N.A.Joihi. A sports meet will also be held. MIS*
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    Up Goes Picture
    41 5 Miss Ruth Wong (left) Miss Tho. art tcarhrr of Bukit Bintan^ Girls' School. and Miss Yum Tek Hoons (rieht) hang one of the paintings for the exhibition at the Technical College at High Street. Ktmla Lumpur. photo -•^i*iraara
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    OPEN VERDICT IN FLATS DEATH FALL
    34 5 OPEN VERDICT IN FLATS DEATH FALL Clittiford Was Unwell Wife ba,r'; r t)hvM 1 ni^rT nt mi """-s before Cim. ford, c1,,,, h hp r;mf ihT r «'';miUce meeting of no evidence thiit Clitti
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    Fire Officer On Trust Charge
    131 5 mmm 9 uuvinJbunasiKvolved UlUjptHAtn Commander. George Ansell HartPr^rii i f "T. B ffade S'nßapore Naval Base, and rresident of the I>wkvard Fire Brigade Welfare Association, was charged m the Fifth Police Court yesterday with criminal breach of trust of $11,000 l>r! msim; to the Association.
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    Rescued From Sea, Keeps Mum
    416 5 s(lßffiS*«ass Serarigoon Road. Later they went for a stnHl wh,ch Clittiford suggested a motor car dr She noticed that her husband «me. was not quite well and told him so, counter-suggesting that they should not go for a drive. When her husband tried to push
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    Fewer Asked Dept's Help
    76 5 Fewer Asked Dept 's Help l Mh number of unemployed persons registered with the Singapore Labour Exchange dropped m September. Mr Aw Chin Hu, P*lony*i employment officer, told The Standard yesterday He said that only I 59$ oeople SOUgU the help of the Exchange during the mo ith *'hile J.fi94
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    House Was Surrounded— But Robbers Had Fled
    141 5 House Was Surrounded But Robbers Had Fled WHILE two aimed robbers threatened a man i a room m Beo Lane on Thursday night, his wife slipped out of the house and raised the alarm. Neighbour.-- surrounded the house but the robbers escaped m the darkne.^. They left with empty hand?.
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    Xavier Cugat To Play Here Soon
    155 5 Xavier Cugat, 'King' of |he Latin American rumba is expected m Singapore early m December with his 31 mti !»tf show. Mr. Charles Cray, Hongkong impressario. who arrived here last night, by air said that ail the major arrangements for a whole week's run
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    Driver Was Under Age
    59 5 FOR abetting his underaged sister, to drive a car along Serabawang Road m December last year while not covered by third party Insurance, See Poh Soon, a shop assistant, was lined a total of $12."> and disqualified from driving all rial if I of vehicles lor
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    74 5 IKOTA BHARU. Fri— Haii Md A mm. General Secret arv of !vL 1C Comrr >ittee ipoaaoring the Muslim College m Malaya, accompanied by four others arc here to raise funds for the College. At the Maglis Ugama Islam. l ev -spoke to nearly 500 Muslims c-n
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    14 5 ■MM* of Watty Chnr.l, 1,,,, lh HuiroM prr>idr«t of thr S«*irl>
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    166 5 WFW STUDENTS RESIST R AGGERS maw standard StalT Krportrr h,.vi?f n w stlldents baton*; oi Mgte <dmdw that was passed round 1a,,. >esl,rdaN Xr Th« rirculai pi laded by a group <>t ienioi student who rail themaetvct HMailbari th t "Anti-Raggeri l<mw". quote the Univcrsity'i ban oo ragging Imp 'tins
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    25 5 PUPILS of Si M, r fttitutton. Ipofa will k t.,cf m 1 m aid of t»»r >, hou buiM«ri« fund. ;r: D«-i iM n
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    More Members
    703 6 ]£V giving thr MCA-UMNO Alliance two Important portfolios m the Administration, tho Federal Government has at least put right an anomaly. Although it can hardly be argued that demo(ratic Bell government m Malaya will make much spectacular advance as the result of Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman
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    Review of Views
    352 6 Review of Views New Portfolios BY ACCEPTING the portfolios m the Federation Cabinet, the UMNO-MCA Alliance has apparently accepted the principle of self-government by nomination, Utusan Melayu states editorially, commenting on the appointments of Colonel H. S. Lee and Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman as "Ministers" m the Federation
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    WORLD AIRPORTS KEEP PACE WITH JETS
    1397 6 WORLD AIRPORTS KEEP PACE WITH JETS By a Special Correspondent of The Times. A SPARK of pride illumines a dusty departmental file recording the facilities offered m the early twenties by the new first-clas s civil airport on Hounslow Heath. Not only had it a land m 5; space every
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    199 6 A SELECTIVE insecticide which It a product of British research and is spider promises to be of Mfistancg to tea yruu-ers m the fu§ Fa.st This pest is one of the worst of itJ kind for it attacks fruit and fo] vsuailu devastating results, the
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      255 6 Nair's Suggestion Is Wrong Sir, In his letter appearing mi n The Singapore Standard of Sept. 24, Mr. M.P.D Nair asked what was wrong m Mggesltag that Singapore should recruit teachers from India. I would like to emphasise that basically his suggestion is wrong and that it should be rejected
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      LET US FORGET THE PAST
      117 6 Sir;— The Sultan of Johore. the other day. was reported to have passed certain remarks about the constitution of the Federation m comparison to the good old days of his then independent state of Johore. the Federated Malay States and the Straits Settlements. Maybe our
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    Laughter at Work
    13 6 "All right, all rißlit!— l only four nitir of hinds!"
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    Arouse These People
    222 6 Sir: Alex Josey'a article. '•.Money f< r Malaya." was of great interest. I agree with Mr. Jose? that there is a considerable measure of truth m the comment quoted from The Economist. I am at present interested, however, only m point 3, viz: that "the third task
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    Churchill Set For Cabinet Meeting
    183 7 LONDON, Oct. 2 <AP) Prime Mininster Sir Winston Churchill sat down to dinner last night with his top Ministers m preparation lor a cahinet meeting ic.day that will see his government back at lull strength. He quashed growing rumours today thai ailing Anthony Eden was
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    131 7 »NDON, On. 2: (Reuter) i < ci iiii.il period for Ihc ibbei Industry will be 18 months while etic Industry remains control of the ReconFi nance Corporal ion, rimes predicted the Corporation I a new sales policy tain synthetic rubber hich are manufacl< r its facilities.
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    50 7 T \NKFURT, Oct. 2. (AP). Stars and Stripes will itc 3-D edition and ■I red-.qreen viewers to 10.000 -iii) libers m Europe editor-in-chief, Col. Arthur L. Jorgennnounced today. ted States Army ide five pages <>f i> pictures together with an c «>n various inird-dimen- techniques.
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    Hampshires To Fight Bandits
    77 7 T i:\fburc; Germany), 2, (AP).— The British i.val Hampshire Regiment, nod here since L 951, will c :it the end ol this month tfalaya, regimental officers I tMi!;iy. They declined borate. radio photo. FILM Actress June Haver, who abandoned a U 500- u«.k film career six
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    NEW STRIKES IN FRANCE
    49 7 PARIS. Oct. 2. fAP>— Oneday strikes delayed railway traffic today on lines between Paris and Southeast France ;md briefly Interrupted telegraph service m the capital. Both strikes were announced to last 1M hours but the telegraph wiilkoul appeared never to have got really under way.
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    CRASH KILLS 14
    30 7 A PASSENGER bus went out of control on Wed losday ;md smashed into a building at Paraguay, killing 14 and injuring more than 20 persons. —A. P.
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    INDIAN GUARDS KILL 2 RIOTERS
    175 7 INDIAN GUARDS KILL 2 RIOTERS PANMUNJOM, Oct. 2, (Reuter).— lndian guards today killed two Chinese and wounded five as screaming non-repatriat-ed prisoners tried to break their way into the medical compound where the Indians' were examining an attempted suicide. The Indian spokesman mM Chinese m three compounds started a "wild
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    Acheen:Army In Control
    114 7 JAKARTA. Oct. 2 (UP) Th c Indonesian army currently engaged m operations against the fanatical Moslem Aeheen rebels along th r west and east coast of Sumatra is m lull control of the situation, an army communique said today. The current operations are aimed at strengthening military
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    SACK THREAT TO 1,600 WORKERS
    48 7 COLOMBO. Oct. 2. (UP).— One thousand six hundred Ceylon Government employees face a threat of dismissal because they have not been able to explain satisfactorily why they did not turn up for work on August 12. the day of the leftist organised "hartal.'*
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    RUBBER, TINCLOSINGPRICES
    73 7 Standard London Correspondent 1 LONDON, Oct. 2 The following are the closing prices of rubber and m on the London market: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot )B;>d. Nov. 1 b d Spot £608 per ton, Dec. 1814. buyers, £610 sellers. Jan. Mar. 18id. Three months: £599 Apr Jure
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    New Indian State Of Andhra Created
    224 7 New Indian State Of Andhra Created NEW DELHI, Oct. 2, (AP)— The Indian Republic's first state to be established on language lines, Teluguspeaking Andhra, came into being yesterday. The Communists backed the drive kor its creation. Prime Minister Nehru, who resisted until Gandhian leader Potto Sriramulu fasted to death for
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    'Tunnel' Of Disaster
    62 7 'Tunnel' Of Disaster THE tanker Tirondrro- ga limps into Los An geles harbour, with a j huge hole you could float j a tug through amidships. The 'Tunnel' was Z caused by a mysterious j explosion inside the ship while at sea. The tanker. inbound from Honolulu. came m under
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    Labour's 'No' To Banks Control
    215 7 MARGATE, Oct. 2, (Reuter).— Socialists meeting here today overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to nationalise Britain's privately owned banks when a Labour government is returned to power. Tlie proposal was put forward to the Labour Party.; annual conference here by a local Labour branch. It called
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    Ceylon Hotel Boys Strike
    102 7 Occupy Ballroom COLOMBO, Oct. 2. (AFP)— Hundreds of gue?ts i.i Colombo s first class hotel, the Grand Oriental, had to fend for lliemselvei for the second time m two months this morning when 400 employees staged a sit-down strike ta the hotci ballroom. The alleged CSUSt
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    LIES IN STATE
    107 7 THE body of Professor Ernst Reuter. Mayor of Berlin, has been taken to the Schoenberg City Hall to lie m state m a casket draped with the flag of the city of Berlin. AFP. U«> PKFSIDr-'NTS MEET- Field Marshal Alexander Papagos (right). Premier and Presi- of Greece
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    SHOT IN STREET
    22 7 FORMER Jordan Samitor Najir Ibrahaar was shot dead by nn unknown assailant while walking down Amman's main -afi j
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    THEY ARGUED WITH FISTS
    86 7 ROME, Oct. 2 (AP) A staid debate on foreign policy erupted today into a fistswinging brawl between Communists and pro-Fascists m the Italian Chamber of Deputies. The fight ended when Presiding Officer Leone threatened the combatants with fines. Bruises were reported to be minor. ALL smiles.
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    376 7 U.S., SOUTH KOREA SIGN A TREATY Pyun: Two Bound In Holy Vigilance' WASHINGTON, Ocf. 2 (Reufcr)- -The South Korean Foreign Minister, Dr. Y. T. Pyun, said here yesterday his country's mutual defence treaty with the United States was "an endurable covenant binding the two together m a holy and dedicated
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    Reds Lose 1,200 In I-C Drive
    100 7 PARIS. Oct. (It U I Vr< <\ !i for< 1 1 Orn^ration Bro-lv m Hungyan aroa N m ftf Hanoi have killed VirtTiinh Commui; surgon's aul t-up" I n.i reach nsr horo f: lh« I Cotn-nnnd m Baool Tho operation. whi< h of a
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    Two Warships Aid A Freighter
    59 7 HONGKONG. Oct. 2. (AFP). The British cruiser. Birmingham, with Rear Admiral E.G. A. Clifford. Second m Command of the Far East station, aboard, and Canadian destroyer, Athabaskan. on their way here, were this morning diverted to the assistance of the 1. 134-ton Panamanian freighter. Tongshui.
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    Ex-Premier's Brother Next
    96 7 CAIRO Oct. 2. (AP)— The brother of former Saadisi Premier Ibrahim Abdel Hadi will appear on Sunday before 'he same revolutionary court which sentenced Abdel H.i'ii to death yesterday. Ho Is former police Lt. Col. Ismail E. Meligui. who Will face a death sentence on a charge
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    31 7 ARSKX ZOBIAX. ft, who was flown from Cjrprui to London on Tuesday for a br;iin tumor operation dud on ThundlJ at the hospital for nervous diseaa A P.
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    15 7 INDIA yr Die 8. r )lh «.f ihi birtlj of Miih.jfnu A. P.
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    SLAVE LABOUR MANILA PROBE
    118 7 photo. MANILA 2 Philippine Govern < launched an r.\>- tigatioi f the reported t f slave labour camp m <n. I of the Mindanao Southern PhiUppii A report (m.t. th« mayor of Eambi 212 Filipino Chri I and girls were being slave labourers i t a
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    Ministry Quifs Big Air Race
    47 8 LONDON. Oct. 2, (AFP). The British Air Ministry announced that it has derided to withdraw its lone entry from the England to New 7a:\land air race. There is insufficient time for the plane t( undergo necessary long-range tests, the Air Ministry added.
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    More Jet Planes
    32 8 THE United States Air force has annonuoed that it planned to expand production of the Boeing 852 jet bomber and the North American Fl oo supersonic jet fighter— Renter.
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    Iraq – Jordan Pact
    14 8 Iraq Jordan Pact THE Iraqi-Jordan trade treaty \va s signed m Baghdad yesterday.— -Reuter.
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    NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC PORTS ARE PARALYSED
    324 8 NEW YORK, Oct. 2, (AP) The great port o New York and a number of other Atlantic ports wen paralysed yesterday as President Eisenhower invokei the Taft-Hartley Law against a IT.S.l T .S. multi-millioi dollar East Coast waterfront strike. At best, however, the
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    Ist Atomic Sab To Be Launched
    76 8 WASHINGTON. Oct. 2, (AP).— The United States will launch the world's first atomic submarine on Jan. 21 next year. This was disclosed here yesterday with the announcement that Mrs. Dwight I). Eisenhower has accepted an invitation to christen the revolutionary new vessel Nautilus. It
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    Rubber Producers Call For Rl Co-operation
    290 9 Rubber Producers Call For Rl Co-operation Standard Market Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The cogent need tor closer co-operation between Indonesian and Malayan rubber producers, m view of the competition from the American synthetic rubber industry, is emphasized by leoding rubber producers m the Federation. It is felt that the policies
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    NEW RUSSIAN WONDER DRUG
    61 9 LONDON, Oct. 2, (AP)— Moscow yesterday reported Russian chemists have produced a new antibiotic drug called Biomycin which they claim cures typhus. dysentery, pneumonia, carbuncles, burns and frostbite. The drug, taken m powder form. i s absorbed m the bloodstream within half an hour and increases
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    EXPORTS OF SAGO TO U.K. ARE UP
    201 9 EXPORTS OF SAGO TO U.K. ARE UP MALAYAN exports of sago flour to the United Kingdom so far this year have been the highest m years, compensating for the loss of India as a customer due to the lack of import permits and very much smaller sales to Hongkong. The
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    A£23,465 Profit By Raub Mine
    155 9 A£23 ,465 Profit By Raub Mine TOT (tii* of Raub Australian Co ,< Mining Company Ltd repot I prafM of AJ123,465 for the year ended Mar. 31 ih.'».< after barging depn al I 29,392, Intel on rehabilitation loan A£9,Ml< and aU i tpt odil ire other than debited I<> n
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    Statue Of A Queen
    31 9 Ij THIS m foot statue of V (Jui'fti BamWtk n.is sren by visitors to \br liritish Pavilion at lh# (iciman Industrial I .m m West B< rlin.
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    DOING THE MARKET
    116 9 DOING THE MARKET ROBBER QUIET THE rubbei > i' v low< than n m q nabfa i r 1 <■ osta (•;j-i cc its p y). r r and r. B, Ovei or ler* i J"i their is and < i thi .i". r the <i>- the r to hr
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    72 9 1m: do Dwan <■ i >■ i if i i Minrv PRMMNMMCd .inri w.«s aeofltralc I bj t </f I h»' shnre mark« i t. i <] prir<» IMU'STRMI H b > Hi kM MINIM. Avrr fli'.un ?4 id I M v Xv 11 14 r u H Ku
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      308 9 HI Abner i By A/ Capp AH MA^xTT COSJ J YOU WlFt r", Mf v /f<: >r VT.■ r M I'HIIIIIP™ —I P— T— -n ByVT-HonWrn FW^-^/ys**}± WHATS L JwtlSz* tfer <>4 T^ l5 I'M/OUIET ENOUGH FORI HOSTILE RH3SWW I i^A Z.^ 0^ UN »ON. MAXTtR? GOTTA, BE WHEttE AJNT
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    THANK YOU, MR. BURGES!
    669 10  -  'ANACRUSIS' By Music Notes WITH the aural part ol ff the Cambridge School Certificate music examination yesterday Peter Burges concluded his gargantuan six weeks long examining session m Singapore. He leaves on Tuesday for Hong Kong where his Job looks like being almost as intensive as
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC
    736 10  -  OXCE MORE Bombjy has pulled something out of tho hat m the way of firstclass presentation Rlue Rhythm." that enterprising magazine for jazz enthusiasts which is edited by young Niranjan Jhaveri. his sponsored its first showing of the "Suinffin* Britons" m the T.T.i Hotel's air-conditioned balirooin.
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    NEWCOMER
    122 10 tfil M S ,''f pore( d its mu9ie teaching frater2e£JZnJ?tZ 1( deh c Aitken. She i, not, however, a neucomer to Malaya, haring lived here, mostly m Penana be r caZ ny a fZSLt eJ re the U ar Mn Altke founded f nourishing Academy of Music m Penanq.
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    STAG EDO Oil
    563 10  -  BARRY OLIVER By 'THE SIMBANG Dramatic A Group recently presented "No Medals." Esther McCracken's tribute to the wartime housewife With the disappearance of the trying period of blackouts, ftrewatching and rationing, the play no longer packs the punch it did. but nevertheless th e players made a
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    NO BAN ON EUROPEANS
    115 11 Asian Games M ROPEANS who arc naturalised British subjects or nationals of this country are elicible tn J^, the Asian Games m Manila next year nroJK ?^J n c onformed to the residential qul.iLX^*^ lZ than five years' stay m the Colony ot less This reply
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    513 11 SEVEN new records were established at the St An:i:-my's Boys School's fourth annual swimming carnival at the Chinese Swimming club yesterday Of these tour went to Joseph Shirmer who won the "A" Division championship. hirnn m the 100 and free style and the i an
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    Tuan Mong Eliminated
    102 11 ROYAL Air Force Tcngah. ng favourites for this S.A.F.A. Junior K.O. /led a convincing 3 l tory ov<:r Tuan Mong Old Boy* Association at Gcylang yesterday. speed and stamina of the airmen won the game. The goals did tio* come until the last five minutes when •his
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    91 11 THE Singapore -lockey Asso■m will hold a trial match the SRC padang next Saturi loams arc. Colours: Lewis (G11.Q.) X Barth (SH.C.K B Murks <SR(>. p. penncfather (Police* Reynolds (S.CCJ (.'apt. V. Devadai (Police). F. Fernandez S.O. F/O Dozey iR.AF). 4 Subba (G.H.Q) Bain Bridge C.C.),
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    63 11 YESTERDAYS Karrer lark soccer friendly results: Boustead ["•at Singapore Cold Storage 3-2 ''^rors for Boustrad were Pigoil J2) nmi Sahedi. For SCS: Said Mohamed. Aston AC beat Electric De-'-mf*nt 2-1 Nadarajah and my scored for Aston and loni Whan for Electric Dept. Binr.dc .sling Station beat
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